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Good Morning, Loungettes!Happy Twofer Tuesday! Happy Election Day. I hope everyone will vote or has already voted. It sounds like early and absentee voting has gotten much more popular since COVID.
Funny, Teka!
Morning, Minus!
Karen--how can that teacher think it's ok to fill out a part of the IEP that is outside their education and scope of practice? That takes real egotism. Glad the new school is so much closer to home. It will be interesting to see how the financial status of the community makes a difference in the school functioning.
Chi--I have this amazingly funny picture in my mind now of you with Happy sprawled over you interfering with your typing and view of the monitor!
The Running Mate
- 2 ounces bourbon
- 3/4 ounce cranberry juice
- 3/4 ounce lime juice
- 1/2 ounce simple syrup
Combine all ingredients in a mixing glass with ice and shake. Strain into a martini glass. Garnish with two raspberries and one blueberry on a toothpick.
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"The only actual orange that interacts with AIs & CDK4/6 inhibitors is the bitter, aka Seville, orange. They're too bitter to eat out of hand, but traditional English & Scottish marmalades are made with them--so if you like marmalade, go with the sweet stuff."
Oh man, I will miss my Scottish marmalade, but this is good news. Based on my reading, I was worried that I would have to avoid *all* citrus. I suffer from SAD, and have found that burying my face in an orange pretty much cures it. Thank you for posting this!
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Kim - remember the sped teacher I complained about - well after the IEP meeting today, she told me it was the best one that she has ever had and on my way out at end of day, she thanked me for all my help!! Finished up my coverage at that school today - the young new SP will be good - she is a go getter - even after the "dear in the headlights" look this morning when I was trying to show her stuff. Sweet kid.
We went for a walk after dinner and it started raining - I had my big long down coat on and it is soaked!! We did our normal 25 minute walk. at lunch I walked for 10 minutes but it was only drizzling.
Going to see our Toronto kids for a long week-end in a few weeks. DH was able to use mileage points to "buy" the tickets - he tried in the morning yesterday but didn't act on it and it the afternoon they were gone. Then by chance he tried again this morning and seats were available. I will take one day comp time from the summer and leave a little early the day we leave. Now we have to book tickets to see DD#2. DH doesn't have enough points for tickets, I do for 1 1/2 tickets (points on cc) so would have to pay cash for the balance which is about 1/2 the price of a ticket, but DH doesn't like the flights. Will wait and see.
Not much else to report. Stay safe, warm and healthy.
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Good Morning, Loungetttes!Happy Hump Day! It was an interesting day at work yesterday, had a kiddo making suicidal statements. It's the first time I had to run the suicide prevention protocol myself, the school counselor usually did that, but she left a couple weeks ago. Don't know when her replacement starts work, and the new person is a social worker and not a counselor, so I'm not sure how that will affect how these things will get managed. Time will tell, I guess. At least it all ended well with a bunch of needed services being put in place.
Sadie says Hi to everyone and reminds everyone to stretch out after getting up, every time, b/c it feels GOOD!
Jewelweed--Welcome!Interesting info about oranges and Ais and the CDKs. Thanks for sharing! Pull up a stool and visit a bit, tell us about yourself.
Karen--Nice of the teacher to thank you! Glad the person replacing you is going to work out well. Your poor down coat, I hope it dries out well.
The Patriot Cocktail
Ingredients
2 oz Bulleit Rye Whiskey
0.5 oz maple syrup
1 oz cranberry juice
3 dashes Angostura bitters
Cinnamon stick for garnish
Preparation
- Add all ingredients (except garnish) to a mixing glass with ice and stir until chilled.
- Strain into an Old-Fashioned glass over fresh ice.
- Garnish with a cinnamon stick and serve.
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Just a quick check in. Infusion went fine, MO will video call if needed after my scan results are in and we'll discuss possible treatment changes, due to my TM's going up. I told him if we didn't check TM's, I would still be on my original treatment, as I don't feel any different than I did 7 years ago. I haven't had scans in over 2 years, so there's got to be progression there, altho I don't feel it. Anywho, visits are actually going ok, today DH goes for w/c fitting, tomorrow new doc for him and Friday is the current one. I got me another baby fix. Only a pic with the newborn tho. But had so much fun with her 3 yo big sister, she is such a sweetie.Karen, I couldn't believe what I read about that person doing your IEP, that's crazy! Glad you will get to go see your DD1 soon, and hopefully DD2 in the near future. How is your SIL doing?
NM, it was sad to read about the little one talking suicide. I hope it all works out ok. You wouldn't even think at that age they would even know what that is. Do you know if it was because of bullying?
Hi Jewell and welcome. Interesting about the oranges, but may I ask what prompted that? Like NM said, pull up a bar stool, order a drink and tell us a little about yourself!
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Goldie,
The newborn is precious!
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OMG Goldie what a dear little girl! Thanks for sharing her with us and bringing a smile.
I echo the sadness at knowing a child was feeling so desperate. NM what a tough thing to handle but so glad you did.
I'm still trying to get rid of low grade fever and a tickle-cough left over from my case of breakthrough covid. Will be asking my Dr. If I'll need a booster or not.
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Actually, it's not just bitter oranges that interfere with AIs, but also grapefruit. So not only no English marmalade--at brunch you can have mimosas but not Palomas or Sea Breezes. The two fruits interfere with the enzymatic pathways used by AIs and the angiotensin-receptor-blocker (ARB) class of anti-hypertensive (blood pressure) drugs--but in opposite ways. Sevile oranges & grapefruit block the action of AIs, but they increase the potency of ARBs--causing severe drops in blood pressure that could lead to shock. (There used to be a non-drowsy antihistamine called Seldane--and grapefruit juice made it so powerful that the combo caused severe inflammatory-cytokine "storms" that actually killed enough people for the drug to be withdrawn from the market). The good news is that all other kinds of oranges (including valencias, cara cara and other navels, blood oranges, mandarins), kumquats, limes & lemons are fine if you're on AIs or ARBs.
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Good Morning, Loungettes!Happy Thirsty Thursday! The Wednesday, Women and Wine group are having a Temporary Thursday get together this evening at a nice restaurant that isn't open on Wednesdays. It'll be my first time there, but I've heard really nice things from the ladies who have been there before. I'm really looking forward to it.
COVID cases are leveling out here in Maine, similar severalhundred new cases per day, similar number in ICUs, similar numbers on breathing machines as for the last couple of weeks. Finally at school we are down to only one child in quarantine at the moment. Next project will be a vax clinic for the youngsters.
Serious frost showing all over this ayem, had the same yesterday ayem. Fall has truly arrived!
Sadie says HI!
Goldie--great baby pic! Glad the infusion went well. Praying the scans do not show any progression. It's not fair to be in a situation where you feel fine but have to worry about TMs. The suicidal comment issue was related to bullying, but I think that is the tip of the iceberg. But now it's being addressed, for which I am grateful. Lots going on for DH, too, it seems.
Morning, Teka!
Reader--Thanks for the vote of confidence! I'm sorry you aren't feeling well, remember the usual advice, lots and lots of fluids and lots and lots of rest. At least as much as you can manage.
Chi--good info.
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Lori - thanks for asking about SIL. Thankfully he is doing well. The baby is adorable.
DD#1 had her first cholesterol test yesterday and results are borderline. She has her first mammo in about a month - baseline mammo. She is pretty pro-active about her health and pushes for what she wants. She is buxomy (more than I ever was) so I hope it is not uncomfortable for her. I haven't had one since Dx (nothing to mammo) and its been 30 years since my 1st one, baseline, so I don't remember what it was like. The only one I remember is after DD#2 was born and a couple years old and I got yelled at from the person bringing me back and still in the waiting room that I shouldn't have come cuz I was still nursing and it makes it hard for the radiologists. I should have turned in a complaint about her, but I didn't.
73 and blue beautiful Colorado skis. Supposed to be nice all week-end.
Kim, in my district it is the SPs and SWs who do most of the safety protocols (suicide risk reviews, threat assessments and self-injury). the nurses resist doing them even though many are trained. School counselors can also do them. They never get easier.
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I'm feeling pretty old right now: my baby boy Gordy (now 37 and engaged) is on a statin and an ACE inhibitor--just like his dad! (And has rosacea, just like his mom; has also been wearing progressive-lens glasses since age 33--earlier than either Bob or me were).
DOTD: Mumm Napa 2014 sparkling Pinot Meunier. Not to celebrate anything, but rather to soothe me after a text-messaging glitch caused by updating my phone's OS--and a futile evening with AppleCare trying to resolve it. (When I try to text certain numbers that are Android phones not on T-Mobile, the messaging app inserts a "1" before the number, making it 11 digits long and triggering the error message "Invalid number--please use a valid 10-digit number or short code"). Tried every suggestion online and from AppleCare techs, to no avail.
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Goldie0827, what a beautiful baby. I have never posted on this topic before but on another someone and me were posting about drinking which led me here. I am watching my great nephew 2 days a week and it is wonderful to hold a baby again!
ChiSandy, Me too! My oldest daughter (42) just got bifocals. She has type 2 diabetes but is in denial and won't go to MD. She was having abd pain and went to a immediate care...her blood sugar was 200. So you never stop worrying or giving largely ignored advice. It upsets me greatly but I can suggest she see (and get a) MD
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Good Morning, Loungettes!Happy TGIF day! The Wednesday, Women and Wine Temporary Thursday get together was really fun, in a beautiful venue, with great food and some new faces to get to know. It's also the first time I've spent over $100 on a meal for myself in ages! But worth it.
Good thing dinner was worth it because Silly Sadie was NOT HAPPY with me getting home so late. I got the cold shoulder treatment until I went to bed, then I got the Ninja Paw treatment off and on all night. I think I have bruises from her nails from a couple of her more energetic pushes! But she seems to have forgiven me this ayem after I put a treat in her breakfast bowl.
Karen--I cringe every time I hear about a healthcare worker making a statement like that to a patient. Making it hard for them? Really? Are we expected to plan our lives around the convenience of the mammogram tech?Right now my school doesn't have a counselor or social worker. I've met the new social worker, but I don't know when she starts. So for now I'm the only one in the school full time to do them. The principal travels between 2 schools, and would (and did) come back to do an eval/review. It's not an easy job, that's for sure. The amount of time the process takes up surprised me, and made me realize that I need to set up some sort of arrangement so I can have a block if uninterrupted time. Trying to make confidential phone calls with kiddos knocking on the door for bandaids and ice packs was challenging.
Chi--Isn't technology wonderful when it thinks it knows better than we do?
Kid1919--Welcome! It must be great fun watching your nephew.
One of the cocktails I had last night was a
Highbrow Society
Ingredients:
Pear vodka
Domaine de Canton (ginger liqueur)
Lime
Agave
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Sandy, if my phone did that I would be in serious trouble as in our area the 1 must be included when making a phone call so all the numbers in my contact list have the 1 in them. Hope you get it worked out.
I am finally beginning to feel better after having an allergic reaction to the gout medicine. Meeting with PCP on Monday to discuss where we go from here...
Re drinking had champagne last evening in honor of our 59th wedding anniversary, a day late because we forgot to chill it for the anniversary dinner! Still enjoyed it!
NM, interesting cocktail. So many of the combinations you post I would not have thought of. Glad you had a good, albeit expensive, night out--you deserve it ( let Sadie know that, too, and then give her an extra belly rub).
Edited to correct autocorrect!
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Reader, so sorry about that cough and fever, seems like lots of folks get that from Covid.
NM, glad your numbers are leveling out with Covid. I only keep track of our little county and the one next to us. But our numbers have to be going up in droves, as no one wears a mask. Whoa, that is a hefty bill for a meal, but you sure deserve it is right. LOL @ the Ninja Paw treatment.
Gosh Karen, that was uncalled for, that nurse yelling at you for coming in for mammo while nursing. There are always nicer ways to say things to people! Glad your SIL is doing well.
Sandy, that sounds like a big PITA with the extra 1 in your phone numbers.
Hi Kid, and welcome. How old is your nephew you are watching.
Beaver, at least chilling the bubbly was the only thing you forgot, DH and I forget the whole date!
SOOOOOO glad to be home finally. DH will be getting a loaner wheelchair on the 15th. There is a point system they use to determine the progression of ALS. Things like can you dress independently, with little help, with a lot of help, or not at all. Each question has like 4 options. He went from a 35 last time to 31 this time. He will also get a bi level machine soon. We will be changing doctors, he likes this young gal and so do I. I like the current one, but they are dragging their feet on my DH's needs.
Thank you all re the baby pic. Gosh, how can you not love holding one of God's special creations! I've really been getting my baby fix lately and I'm loving it!
LOL, DOTD: Babyfood Cocktail
1. Fill your glass 4/5 of the way with Champagne.
2. Add half a pack of baby food, or to taste.
3. Plunk 3-4 raspberries in the glass and add a sprig of mint.
The instructions for this are rather vague because we all like our bellinis a certain way. I suggest you add as much peach baby food as you like! Add a fun stir stick so that you can keep mixing any peach that winds up on the bottom of your glass.
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Good morning, Loungettes!Happy Saturday! Yesterday got off to an exciting start at school. Got a call from a bus driver, wanted the nurse to come out to the bus as soon as it arrived. He had to make a panic stop when a pickup truck pulled out in front of him, came within inches of a collision, wanted the kids looked at before they got off the bus. So I got to practice my triage/mass casualty incident skills, that I haven't needed to pull out in years. In the end there were 18 kiddos with various levels of scared, but not one single injury. Not even any red marks, no bruises coming up, nothing physical at all. All the safety features on the bus did what they were supposed to do, even for the kiddos that were standing up and facing the back of the bus or jumping up and down in the seats when it happened. A couple kiddos with stomach aches came in a little later, but they got better when reminded that Friday lunch is pizza. That whole thing got everyone wound up for the morning!
When I was telling Sadie about the day's excitement she was watching me so intently it was almost eerie! When I got done she rolled over and let me know that belly rubbing a dog is very good therapy for frazzled nerves after an exciting day. She was right, too!
Beaver--Sadie says "thanks" for the extra belly rub! It was a good night out and it really did do me good, I slept particularly well that night, even if it wasn't for as long as usual. Personally, I think Sadie likes hearing about all the gossip and goings on when the Wine Ladies get together. She has a reputation to maintain about being the boss of the household, though.
The School Bus
2 oz Amaretto
3 to 4 oz Orange Juice
3 to 4 oz Beer (lighter, summer style recommended)
Ice
Fill a tall glass with ice. Add 2 ounces amaretto. Fill the glass half-way with freshly squeezed orange juice. Fill the remainder of the glass with beer. Stir and enjoy!
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NM, scary situation with the bus. Glad nobody was hurt. That could have been very bad!
Getting a tad upset with my one step DD. I told my DH I need to know if they are coming for TG by this weekend. Actually I'm ok until Wednesday, as that is when I will go to town. If they come, that's an additional 4 people, and my shopping list would be quite different. It's not like I can run to the store to get something, it's an hour and 15 minutes one way! I really really don't want them coming at Xmas, and I have to do this all over again!
For those of you that have left over Halloween candy!
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Goldie, I’ve never seen a wine & candy pairing chart. I love it! Thanks 😀
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Lori - great list - didn't buy Halloween candy to give out, but when at the grocery store, they still had some left 50% off so bought 3 bags - miniature Hershey chocolate bars, kisses and mixed chocolates. I've gained a few pounds so I need to stop snacking and stress eating. I want to loose 3-5# - 5 is a little much but would give me some leeway. So why did I buy chocolate. I go back and forth between liking sour chewy candy and chocolate but haven't eaten chocolate in a couple weeks, but eating too much sour chewy candy. Hoping DS will eat some of the chocolate. Giving up snacking is how I lost the weight in the first place and now I'm at what I call my high limit - you'd laugh at me if you knew my weight, but since I've kept it lower, its the first time that I love my body!!!! No belly.
80 yesterday - sat out in the sun ready yesterday afternoon - arms and front of legs and nice and tanned. Will ready for about an hour this afternoon. Weather is supposed to cool off to 50s and 60s this week.
Have a great Sunday.
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Hi ladies- well I thought I posted here yesterday but don't see a thing so perhaps the internet dropped and I lost it. Been known to happen before. Anyways, I hope everyone had a good Halloween and good start to November. I put some candy in bags out on the patio and they cleaned out most of it, then I turned off the line around 9 p.m. I still have some left, I was trying to bring it to work but everyone had left overs around this week so I decided to hold off and bring it later. I love the paring of wine with left over Halloween candy meme, thanks Goldie!
Been recovering from dental surgery friday to get my new implant done finally. Not as bad as the extraction earlier this year, but some complications with a bone graft they said was healed from the X-ray this summer. They re-grafted one small area and I was on my way and glad to get out of that chair. I had a bit of pain Friday, was pain free yesterday, a bit more sore today. I go back in January to get my final X-ray to be sure things are healed, then I get the final crown done and we call this finished. I have another procedure for something else coming up in a couple weeks. Ready to be done with all this stuff!
Has anyone heard from Cami? Been thinking a lot about her this weekend. I hope she is doing okay and getting good care. I know we all miss her.
Goldie- I hope you can get some answers from the family about the upcoming holiday. It's coming up really fast now!
Will be back next weekend and then will be off the radar for a bit during my week off over Thanksgiving. See you again soon and have a good week one and all.
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I too wish cami well and hope she pops in. Until then (and in her honor), here’s a pic of “Monkey”, a friends cat we’re caring for while he’s in the hospital.
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Good Morning, Loungettes!Happy Monday Monkey day! My mind is messed up from having two different times showing, one on the wall and another on the phone and computer. Got to get that wall clock changed when I get home this afternoon. I wonder how the kiddos are going to be at school with the time change, some of them do not do well with any kind of change.
Sadie seem pretty unaffected by the time change. She eats when she wants, and sleeps when she wants and listens to my stories about work when she wants. Ah, the life of a dog!
Goldie--Love that Bellini recipe!And I love the wine and candy pairing guide!
Morning, Illi!
Karen--ah, the joys of sitting in the sun! And I hearyou about the snacking, I have to limit what I bring in the house, too.
Jazzy--wow, it sounds like you've been through a lot with that implant! Glad it's almost completely done! I've been thinking of Cammi, too, and praying she's doing well.
Hi, Monkey!
Monday Cocktail
Mixed Drink Recipe from Cocktail Builder
1 1/2 oz of whiskey
1/2 oz of Brandy
1/2 oz of blueberry brandy
1/2 oz of Lemon Juice
1 tsp of sugar
Shake all ingredients with ice; strain into an old-fashioned glass. Garnish with an orange slice if desired.
From <https://www.cocktailbuilder.com/recipe/monday-cocktail>
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Thought y'all would enjoy the candy wine parring.
Karen, I'm not a big sweet eater, so no candy here. DH does like his chocolate, so I try to keep a bowl by his chair of some sorts. You always look a healthy weight to me, don't be stressing over 3#, but I get it! I like to be 140-145, currently maintaining at about 142. I don't like getting under 140.
Jazzy, sorry about the post gremlins, darn them! Good luck with all the dental issues, glad you are feeling better.
NM, I would think the kiddos do better with the "fall back" as opposed to the "spring forward". I wouldn't imagine Sadie would care about the time change, as you say "the life of a dog".
I will try and contact Cami today to see how she is doing, as I haven't heard from her either. I will let her know she is thought of.
As for TG, now the oldest is saying they will come for TG, but not to plan on them for food! WTH, you are coming over and we are eating in front of you? I don't know if she's pissed, or what is going on. I know she is hesitant being around her sister, her and her DH are out and about doing things, mostly outside things, but def. being social. Concerns me too.
Guess who! Love the pouty one!
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Goldie - Nora is such a cutie pie ❤️😍❤️
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Goldie,
Thank You!!
Some cute sunshine with my coffee.
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For Sadie
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My cats were not happy with the time change--they eat at 11 am, which yesterday to them felt like noon.They eat 4x/day (every 4 hrs. while I'm up), so beginning at 2:15pm CDT I kept pushing back each subsequent feeding until 11pm felt like 11 pm to them. I hate the autumn changeover--that extra hour of sleep is not worth early sunsets--especially when the sun is glaring through my windshield at 3:30. I love late sunsets, especially during outdoor-dining season.
The only candy-wine pairing I do is either a ruby port, late-harvest Zin, or a dark red like Cahors with dark chocolate. Every other candy I eat--when I do eat it--gets black coffee or espresso.
My doctors have told me that I will always have a belly, thanks to having had a C-section 37 years ago. They don't tell you that the abs gradually weaken after having been cut, to the point where, by ones 50s-70s, they lose their tone and csuse the belly to pooch out--both a spare tire and that infamous "apron" known as a panniculus. Only remedies, no matter how much the weight loss, are surgery or Spanx. The former's risks & pain aren't worth the vanity boost, and I can't don shapewear without injuring myself (muscle strains, broken fingernails, etc.). I gave up pantyhose and tights for the same reason--thank heaven for stay-up thigh-high stockings.
DsOTD, when I did drink since last I posted, were mostly bubbly: either Mumm Napa Sparkling Pinot Meunier, or the split of Chandon Brut I had when Bob got off work early enough to go, per his request, to Calo (our old-standby Italian joint since we first moved to Chicago in '78). Fri. night we went to dinner at our BFFs' place, and brought 2018 Fess Parker Pinot Noir (St. Rita Hills, CA).
Probably gonna teetotal tonight.
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Also found out the cause of the iPhone texting problem: the numbers I was dialing were not mobile but rather VOIP and thus not text-capable. The "contacts" listing had only the pseudo-landline number. So I went back to texts received from those people, clicked the little "i," then added the mobile # from their texts to the "contacts." Yes, I'm a dinosaur with a VOIP "landline," but I thought we were a dying breed.
Here's why typing is such a chore:
That's Happy inserting himself between my face & chest and the computer. (Using PhotoBooth). What you don't see is one paw on my left forearm and the other on the trackpad.
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Lori - Nora is adorable even with the pout. My weight is good, but I want to keep it within a 5 point range and I'm starting to go over it. Even when I weighed 25# more, no one was telling me to loose weight but I did gradually by not snacking - quite a bit in summer 2016 and some more in the few years since then, till this fall. The issue for me, this is the first time I love how my body looks - with all the scars etc. I'm worried that the weight will keep going up and up if I'm not careful. It's really hard for people to understand that even thin people worry how they look and weigh.
Sandy - I can see why texting is difficult with a fur ball laying across you. I've always carried my weight in my belly - even in my 20s. At this weight range is the first time that I don't have a belly.
Jazzy - great sign
Lori - what a mess with TG. Hope it all works out. It will just be DH, me and DS. No other immediate family in driving distance. My brother and his wife are in Cincinnati and that is a 21 hour drive. They would never come to me as if they go anywhere it is to her son and granddaughter's place in MD. DH brother just moved from Ohio to NJ so way to far, but they always went to his in-laws for TG. Oh well, what can we do.
I do not like the time change either to Std time or DST. Pick one and stick with it.
Going to go finish a book I've been reading. I think I have one more book then it's time to get more. I should check out the library instead of Amazon and Costco!
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Good Morning, Loungetes! Happy Twofer Tuesday! Going to be an interesting morning at school today, first time doing the pool testing. I hope it goes ok, although there isn't any real reason to think it won't. But the first time doing anything new can be entertaining, at the very least.
Sadie says Hi to everyone!
Goldie--the kids did better than the adults with the time change yesterday. I keep forgetting how resilient youngsters can be! Little Nora is absolute the cutest thing!
Morning, Teka!
Jazzy--so very, verytrue!
Chi--It really is sad how society has decided that the normal human body cannot be considered attractive or desirable. No wonder so many girls and women have body image issues. LOL at Happy "helping" you type! At least your hands will be warm!
Karen--Do you use a Kindle? If you do and have Amazon Prime you have access to a huge collection of books you can read for free. You can download up to 10 books at a time with no time limit.
For the Cranberry Rosemary Shrub
- 1 cup Fresh or Frozen Cranberries
- 1 cup Apple Cider Vinegar
- 1 cup Granulated Sugar
- 1 Cinnamon Stick
- 1 sprig Fresh Rosemary
- 1 teaspoon Black Peppercorn
For the Cranberry Shrub Cocktail with Bourbon
- 6 ounces Bourbon
- 3 ounces Cranberry juice
- 3 ounces Seltzer
- Rosemary, for garnish
- Cranberries, for garnish
Instructions
For the Cranberry Rosemary Shrub
- Add the cranberries, apple cider vinegar, sugar, cinnamon stick, rosemary, and black peppercorn in a 2 quart sauce pan.
- Bring the cranberry mixture to a boil over medium high heat, stirring the mixture so the sugar dissolves.
- Reduce heat to low and simmer for 5 minutes.
- Remove from heat and cool completely.
- Using a mesh strainer, strain the mixture into a glass jar.
- Discard the cinnamon stick and rosemary.
- You may like to reserve the cooked cranberries in a separate container to add them to the cocktail for a garnish. Otherwise, use fresh cranberries for garnishing.
To Prepare the Cranberry Rosemary Shrub Cocktail Cocktail
- Fill a cocktail shaker halfway with ice.
- Then, add the bourbon and shrub.
- Shake until chilled.
- Strain into 3 glasses with 1 large ice cube (or fill the glass halfway with ice)
- Top with seltzer and stir.
- Garnish each glass with rosemary sprigs and cranberries.
From <https://www.goodlifeeats.com/cranberry-rosemary-shrub-cocktail-with-bourbon/>
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